University of Regina - Winter 2017 applicants

[sparta909]

Oh!! It's so weird. People who apply for research are not able to get the seat! And here you are, even after applying to co-op you're getting research based! ;D
I think there is funding available for Research. But I'm not aware of the details. You'll get to know this when you get the offer letter.

 

[jayupatel333]

Doing MASc is useful for getting job? As One of my senior told me that completing MASc will take almost three years and getting job also will be difficult as compare to co-op industrial...

I have you have done good research in canada admission.. What do you say about it?

 

[sparta909]

In my knowledge people do research based if they are willing to pursue PhD or become professors.
Usually, if we want to go to the industry, coursework based or project based or co-op/internship is the right option.
Its not that with research based, you wouldn't be able to work as an Engineer, but research does take more time than courses.

Go through these:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-masters-degree-by-coursework-and-a-Masters-degree-by-research-in-terms-of-value-and-opportunities-gained-after-completion

http://www.ed.ac.uk/careers/postgrad/research-masters/what-with-masters

 

[nicebobo22]

application submitted : july 13 2016
program : MASC Process sys eng . Thesis
term : 2017 winter
decision : conditional acceptance , sept 30


Study Visa application in progress

 

[sparta909]

application submitted : july 13 2016
program : MASC Process sys eng . Thesis
term : 2017 winter
decision : conditional acceptance , sept 30


Study Visa application in progress

What is your profile?

 

[nicebobo22]

What is your profile?

BSc Chemical Eng (3.29/4.00 as evaluated by WES)
IELTS 7.0

 

[jayupatel333]

Nicebobo@ have you got any funding??

 

[nicebobo22]

Nicebobo@ have you got any funding??

i didnt get funding. i will vigorously look for funding after the first senester

 

[jayupatel333]

I got acceptance letter Masc industrial system engg.

 

[anu.vik]

I got admitted in Master of Applied science in process systems engineering (fully funded) -University of Regina, Winter 2017.

Profile:
B.Tech Chemical & Electrochemical engineering (2010)
CGPA-8.6/10
TOEFL-103
Work experience-5 years in Kuwait as research assistant

Now in the process of visa application
Let me know if there is a Whatsapp group for Winter 2017.

 

[jayupatel333]

Hve you got unconditional acceptance letter?

 

[anu.vik]

Hve you got unconditional acceptance letter?

Yes

 

[shaccy.anwer]

well hello, i am new here i dont have any one in canada and i want to study masters in journalism,my graduation in media science will be completed this year at the start of 2018 i will get transcipt. i just want to know that can i take 6 credit hours per smester because of some financial issues ? and i have calculated the total amount in which
1000 (other fees uni per smstr like student materials dental health upass etc)
1000 (rent washroom laundry utilities )
400 (meal haircut etc)
240 (visa fees)
1200 (flight)
and according to university of regina fees calculator per semester....
Credit Hours: 6
Program: masters in journalism
Tuition: $2,649.00
Student Union: $136.80
Recreational Services: $90.40
International Student: $1,100.00
Total: $3,976.20....
did i just calculated correct ?

 

[dhanoa9015]

Hi All,

I have applied for M.Eng Coop in Petroleum Systems Engineering for Fall 2017 as a Canadian Applicant. My status is also pending/dept faculty selection. My details are as below;

B. Tech in Mechanical Engg from N.I.T Jalandhar in 2007 with 6.83 CGPA

IELTS Overall 8.0 (L-8, R-8.5, S-7.5, W-7.0)

Work Experience- 8 Years in Oil and Gas

 

[duggaltanvir]

Hello everyone, please join this group if you have applied to University of Regina for winter 2017 intake. Also, share your profiles to let fellow readers know about you. Let us begin the discussion and hope to meet in University of Regina .

Hello Sir, I am from India and have applied for Msc. Computer Science Co-Op at U of Regina on 30 March 2017 for the sept intake.
Its been a month and haven't seen any update from them.
Does anybody know, how much time do I have to wait before their decision is given. I have to start my loan process as well.